7020 Green Oak Drive in McLean is back on the market at $55 million, five million more than when UrbanTurf last covered it in 2024. The price tag is attached to a home that has not been built.
Fouad Talout is marketing the planned residence with John Spahr, and the listing leans on AI-generated images to show what the estate might look like if it is finished. One of the renderings places an indoor tennis court beside a glass-walled lounge, a visual that gives the sale a polished finish even though the house itself does not yet exist.
The scale is part of the pitch. The planned home is described as about 30,000 square feet on a five-acre lot with roughly 425 feet of Potomac River frontage. The listing also describes indoor and outdoor pools, a tennis court, a bowling alley, an 18-car garage and parking for more than 70 vehicles, a package aimed at buyers shopping for a trophy property rather than a finished house.
That is also where the deal gets complicated. The parcel has cycled on and off the market several times since early 2023, and the description says the riverfront land can also be purchased on its own. So the listing is selling two possibilities at once: a completed mansion that has not been built, and a stretch of land that could change hands without ever becoming that house.
If the residence is ever built and then sells anywhere near the current asking price, it would break the record for the most expensive home sale in the DC region. For now, though, the property’s main asset is not a finished home. It is the promise of one, priced as if the market is already convinced it will exist.
